Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12
The Carroll Institute.

President Edward Mallet, who presided at the
annual meeting OF the Carroll Institute last night
submitted detailed report, showing that the
number OF members the roll Of the Institute is
aoo; Of these -l5i ARE active members, 81 library
members, and so honorary members He reported
also, that the Institute building cost originally
s17,112, and there yet remains 5000 to be paid,
Tor which u mortgage Is held. The value OF the
property Is supposed TO be 800, 900. There was an
average attendance OF 81 at The night school dur
The treasurer's report shows, including balance
on nand, That the receipts from all quarters were
aESe on hand OF S!y.lS
The following Officers were elected: President.
Henry W sohon; tir,t vice-president, Thos. j. SUI
Ivan; secOud viee-presideni, Geo. Bogus; record
Ing secretary, Francis j. Byrne; corresponding
secretary, Tnos. j. higgins; treasurer, Chas. L.
clarke; librarian, Edward Aallet; Assistant Libra.
ridn, VIM. ficharcs; editor, Merwin Marie Smell;
associate members OF the board Of directors n
EdwarI Waite, Eugene +. Arnold, john A. Watts
DAVID Z McCoMo. and Dennis w. Magrath-
Base BaII.
DETROIT WINS THE SECOND CHAMPIONSHIP CANE
THE STATESMEN DEFEAT THE AETROPOLITANs.
The Detroits defeated the ST. Louis Browns yes.
terday by score OF 5 TO 3. The playing Of the St.
Louis team Was in strong contrast with their exhi
billion OF Monday, when they played an errorless
game. Both pitchers were hit freely, but the
Browns made seven errors to the Delroits two
Fuutz pitcded effectively for ST. Louis but he was
poorly supported. Each club has now won a
championship game. The opposing pitchers were
FOutZ and GatZein.
Tle Wasningtoas had no difficulty In defeating
The Metropon;ans yesterday by score OF 10 TO z.
Gilmore pitched model game, and but four hits
were made OF aim. he sent no men to first base
on o2lis. TIe Statesmen made ten clean hits ard
out two errors. The visitors were charged With
ten errors. Tne same clubs play again to-day and
Tomorrow.
The I-st game between Cincinnati and Chicago
yesterday Has won by the Association team IL 70
L Hsa ~ fNt.ua "A
Northwest and southwest.
To the ELtorof HE EvESISG STAR:
Please be SO Kind as 20 give me the following in
tween the northwest and southwest portions OF
this city. SuKSI,pIREp
III there were such a street as West Capitol
street corresponding the west side OF the capt.
tol with East Capitol street on the east 1t would
form the diyidiDy line between the northwest and
southwest sections. As there IS no such street
the divldlLg line Is an Imaginary line running
through The Mall to the river directly west from
the center OF the CapltoL-ED. SrAR.l
To Protest Against the Decision.
A LABOR DEMONSTRATIONS TO EXPRESS pIsAPYRovAI
OF JUDGE SMELLS RULING.
The Federation OF Labor last night took stems 10.
ward having public demonstration to show their
disapproval OF Judge Smells decision In the recent
boycotting case. A committee to arrange for the
demonstration was appointed as follows: E. w.
oyster. Typographical Union; George Keightley.
Carpenters Assembly. knights OF Labor: j. N,
Boyce, BT1cklayers' mon; j. Whitemore Brother
hood OF Carpenters: WIN. Ii. Stickell. Plasterers
Assembly, Knights OF Labor; Jesse Law son Excel.
sior Assembly,, Knights OF Labor; W. II. Bruce.
| posed 70 have parade In which all the union
wofkmen and Knights OF Labor will participate,
| ers Will present the Labor side OF the Question.
Tne demonstration O1 VIII probably take place on
Co and % were invited to participate.
The RObber says He Was Robbed.
| DAVIS STATES THAr $50 OF THE MONEY HI sror z
FROM soxMKRvILLg 4 SONS SAFE WAS TAKEN rRon
HIN WHILE DRUNK.
Edward I. Davis, the engineer. who robbed his
employer, Mr.. Thos- sommervilIe, OF $50 in gold
and several foreign coins as published In yester.
days STAR had less than $40 in his pockets when
arrested Monday night by Lieut. Amiss and Oficcr
Weldon, although he had not had the money 10
his possession more than thirty hours AfteI
sleeping on the effects OF the whisky he had drank
Davis stated that he had been robbed OF about so
| or his plumber. He said that sunday night afleI
he had been drinking he employed a coupe driver
| TO take him home. He got In the vehicle and
started toward home, but before arriving there he
was awakened and, looking about him. discovered
driver got out OF the vehicle, Davis says, and
again started toward his home. and he knew
qo SeGas
ment on Pennsylvania avenue, In front OF the DO
| tanica Garden, but his money was gone. TINT
police are inclined 10 believe his story and thtni
That he was either robbed while In the vehicle OF
| while he was asleep on the sidewalk. Davis doe
not know the driver, but describes the vehicle an
animal attached TO II.
Cur THE WOMAN IN TIE NECK WIFE KsIPE-
An ARRAY recently took place between JAS War;
aud Eliza Fox. both colored, on Pennsylvani
avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets northwest, Il
which Ward cut the woman IN the neck with
knife, ana made his escape at the time. Onice
Middleton arrested him this morning AZ O'CLOCK
Today, In the Police Court, the case was cor
tlnued.
RoBgRRrKs REPoRr4p.-Lilie Hayes reports th
| larceny OF s. worth OF dress goods. VIM War
| ssan ~ ports the larceny OF IS worth OF carpet
Fields reports the theft OF blAcK coat worth q
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